Sentence examples for month election from inspiring English sources

The last month election held in 7,000 villages, 32 women presidents were elected and more than 100 judges.

Jeremy Corbyn scraped over the line after gaining his 35th nomination with "two minutes to spare", joining Andy Burnham, Yvette Cooper and Liz Kendall in the three month election process.

India will hold national elections over four weeks starting next month, election officials said on Monday, as the leading national parties scrambled to join forces with regional and caste-based parties.

Because some printers malfunctioned last month, election commissioners in Cuyahoga County, Ohio, which includes Cleveland, said last week that they were considering scrapping their new $17 million system of touch-screen machines and starting over with optical scanning devices.

NEW DELHI Indiaia, the world's largest democracy, will hold its next national elections over four weeks starting next month, election officials announced Monday afternoon, as the country's leading national parties scrambled to join forces with a host of regional and caste-based parties under the shadow of a deepening economic slowdown.

The three-month election campaign began with a pledge by both sides to forswear violence.

An 18-month election campaign, whose outcome could hinge on the turnout of Latino voters in key states like Nevada and Florida, is drawing to a close.

Canavan said the two-month election campaign had revealed "home truths" that "people aren't that confident in the political class right now".

In the intervening hours, partisans had taken to their battlefield lines and tried to make sense of how a simple story – a candidate fell ill over the course of an exhausting, 18-month election – could spiral so out of control.

The gathering of Democratic hopefuls in Florida this past weekend was widely interpreted as the beginning of the next presidential campaign -- Al Gore & Company shoving off onto a 31-month election season.

That resonates with the feeling on the ground following eight days of bloodshed that have so far failed to bring down military rule, or indeed knock the four-month election timetable off course.